The phrase "activities at the points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or moments where certain activities are taking place.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities at the points of interest during the event."
Alternatives: "events at the locations" or "actions at the sites".
In Europe alone, marketers invest several hundred million of Euros in marketing activities at the point of sale every year.
In conclusion, this study reveals for the first time that endometriosis can affect the regulation of PGE2 and PGF2 α activity at the points of reception on the cell surface and transport into the target cells.
Kimberly-Clark has since rolled out similar programs at other retailers to capture activity at the point of sale to continue to learn about customer demand for products.
Arfa's evaluation of Ibn Daud's philosophic activity "at the point where it has rejected neo-Platonism but has not yet freed itself of many of its fundamental doctrines and thought habits, and on the other hand has espoused Aristotelianism but has not yet assimilated the full meaning of its world outlook" hits the nail right on the head (Arfa 1954: 4).
We interpret this data to indicate that FIH limits its overall activity at the point of the nucleophilic attack of Fe-bound O2— on the C-2 carbon of αKG.
This decrease in vmPFC activity at the point of reversal is also consistent with previous observations in operant tasks requiring tracking of a stimulus response outcome set (O'Doherty et al. 2003), and perhaps reflect the loss of cue-selectivity within prefrontal neurons, as noted in electrophysiological recordings of reversal tasks (Schoenbaum et al. 2007).
6 18 At the second and third seminars, participant evaluations and identified measures from the previous seminar will be presented in order to maintain focus and to track recent activities at the 'Meeting Point' and in the wards.
The non-concealment of the pedometer may have influenced step-count levels in both groups at assessment points; potentially this would have increased physical activity at these points and therefore reduced the effect between the groups.
The new model also explains why Enceladus maintains a base level of cryovolcanic activity, even at the point in its orbit where the fissures should freeze shut and curtail the eruptions.
Comparisons of the binary variable "returned to 'normal' activities" at the two time points were made using McNemar's test.
